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.com research in Wall Street Journal

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austinandrew

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WSJ has an entertaining column about the 47M register .com domains names. Some facts about the universe of registered .coms:

-"Home" is the most commonly used term in domains -- 719,000 domains contain "home"

-Of the 1000 most common words in the English language, the word “consonant” is the least frequently used in .com domains, with only 42 domains.

-Each of the letters of the alphabet has a domain in which the letter is repeated 63 times (e.g. bbbbbb…..com)

Read more about it here.
 

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Interesting article thanks.
BTW we are closer to 51M .com names right now...
 

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Very useful information I am sure. Must look to see how I can make that the linch-pin of my investment strategy.:greenlaugh:
 

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Interesting! I think I'll go reg ConsonantHome.com :)
 

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Beachie said:
Interesting! I think I'll go reg ConsonantHome.com :)

That was very quick thinking on your part. I never thought of that.

That's the difference between a "pro" and an "amateur". :-D

I'm always learning something new at DNF.
 

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Unfortunately the slant of the story was negative, 'All the good ones are gone'.

I seem to remember reading a very similar thing about 6 months ago. But I guess it keeps the old dotcom alive.
 
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